ArticleRevista da Escola de Enfermagem da U S P2026
Pediatric patient fixation for air aeromedical transport in rotary-wing aircraft: a professional experience report.
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Abstract
objectiveTo report on the experience of developing a care protocol for pediatric patients fixation for the transflight in rotary-wing aircrafts.
methodProfessional experience report. The protocol was developed within the aeromedical urgency and emergency service of Santa Catarina, guided by the Guide for the Construction of Care Protocols of Coren/São Paulo. The theoretical framework was based on an integrative review and consultation of documents from national and international official agencies, as well as the Brazilian Federal Nursing Council. Internal validation was carried out with eight flight nurses from the service.
resultsThe protocol structured the care for securing the pediatric patient into three care phases: preflight, transflight, and postflight, supporting clinical decision-making and safety during transport.
conclusionThe developed protocol standardized the practices for pediatric patients fixation in aeromedical services, promoting safety and supporting clinical decision-making during transflight, minimizing the risk of complications during transport, and strengthening professional practice in the field of aeromedical services.
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